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A comment that could not belong to any other student.
Ten sections that turn a term of what you already know into comments in your own register, under the character cap your gradebook enforces — and a section 10 that lifts this term's best into a comment bank you open next term instead of starting from an empty box.
- Twenty-five comments are due Monday and the first four took an hour.
- By comment twelve every sentence has started to sound like the last one.
- The box takes 300 characters and the honest version needs 500.
- The struggling student needs a comment that is true and still leaves a door open.
- You teach 140 kids in a specialist rotation and you are expected to have something specific about each.
- A name slipped into the wrong comment once and you have checked every one by hand since.
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01 — What this kit does, and what it will not do
This kit drafts comments from facts you supply; you review, edit and merge them. That last step is yours and the kit is built around it — the promise is comments drafted before the deadline weekend, not done. Nothing here decides a grade. You type what you observed, never a name, and an audit pass runs your own checklist over the finished batch before it goes anywhere near the gradebook.
02 — What is inside
01
The fact sheet
One student, three lines, no name: doing well, working on, next step. Every other section runs on this sheet, and building it is the half of the job that stays yours.
02
The comment that fits the box
Your fact set, your voice and the character cap your gradebook enforces — strength, growth area, next step, with NAME in capitals where the name goes and the real one entered in the gradebook.
03
Twenty-five without the mush
The batch is the problem, not the comment. The prompt makes the model print the first four words of everything it has already written, then write one that shares no opener and no sentence shape with them.
04
The honest hard one
Say what happened, not what it means. Schoolwork only: no cause, no label, no prediction about next year, and no promise you get held to in April.
05
The audit pass
Your checklist, run over the finished batch before it is submitted — a name left in the wrong box, three openers that turned out to be one, and the phrase your principal asked everybody to stop using.
06
Your comment bank
This term's best comments stripped down to the wording that was always yours and saved as a bank you open next term, plus the deadline weekend written as an order of operations.
03 — You get
- 01 30 failure modes + repairs
- 02 30 fill-in prompts
- 03 30 follow-up chain steps
- 04 Printable quick reference
- 05 Plain-text companion
- 06 The manual: 86 pages, ten sections, from the fact sheet to the comment bank
- 07 A one-page START HERE map: which file is which, and the read order
04 — Look inside
Three pages from the 86-page manual, exactly as they print.
Who makes these
I'm Zander Krause. I run three media businesses almost entirely on AI agents — that daily operating work is where these kits come from. What I am not claiming: that AI replaces your judgment, or that any prompt is magic. These are wordings tested until they stopped failing in the ways each manual lists. If a kit is not right for you, email support@aipromptkits.com within 30 days of buying and it is refunded to your original payment method — no form, no explanation, and you keep the files you downloaded. Questions before buying: support@aipromptkits.com — a real person reads it.
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